Comments by "Sheridan" (@SheridanM-dc1nk) on "History Debunked" channel.

  1. 100% spot on. “Trans rights” means rights for middle aged men to access women and girls for “validation”, and often more nefarious reasons.
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  2. I am so bored of all this. Diverse this, equality that, representation the other. I don’t care. This is STILL a majority W country, despite the powers that be doing everything they can to change that.
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  3. Not only do I find this erasure and replacement of women vulgar and infuriating- it’s dangerous. For all of us. Crime stats skewed, children confused as to who is a man and a woman, taught to ignore natural instincts for the sake of kindness. This was not two women, it was two men. Inaccurately describing them is just putting innocent children at risk.
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  4. Some people in governments and law enforcement really need to look into A G P and get it into their thick heads that THIS is what “trans women” are. All of them.
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  5. The irony is that it’s not diverse at all to simply put people in certain groups because of how they look or their origin. Diversity of thought is the only diversity that’s important.
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  6. Seeing your video titles gives me hope! This is exactly how I feel as a 24 year old woman, I’d describe myself as centre right but the Overton window as shifted so much that my views are now considered in alignment with the mythical “alt right”. Sick of seeing British culture eroded. Thank you for speaking out Simon.
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  7. I’m convinced some people believe Wakanda existed. “Dr” Shola certainly does.
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  8. I don’t know why people have forgotten the definition of asylum seekers. You have that status until you reach the nearest safe country. In ZERO cases is that country England. We are an island. They’re economic migrants.
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  9. This tired lie was old the minute she said it, let alone now. If anyone did say it, it was pure curiosity. Very bold of them to keep bleating given we all know they lied about Markle being pregnant both times.
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  10. Some things he says are true, painfully true. Other things are a load of hot air and he plays a character. He’s not a men’s hero nor is he a notorious s^x tr&fficker. I think people pay him far too much mind!
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  11. Even Eddie Izzard knows he’s not a woman, he doesn’t care what pronouns people use and seemingly has dropped the “Suzy” thing. That’s why the pandering is all the more ridiculous.
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  12. I have family in Dubai. As much as I find it a soulless vacuum of a country- it’s clean, safe and moral. They have their laws and rules and people stick to them. We should be doing that here.
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  13. And said protected groups have the audacity to claim they are the marginalised, downtrodden ones
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  14. They’re all fit, healthy young men capable of work. There are no women and children who are escaping human rights violations. I watched a doc a few years ago and these men (Romanian) proudly stated “the country just gives us money”. These are not vulnerable people. If there was a program to bring vulnerable women, children and perhaps some men and put them into hostels, give them a job like maintenance and cleaning I’d support it. We have become a pathetic country who gives handouts to anyone BUT our desperately poor and vulnerable elderly, single mothers and veterans.
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  15. I was in the supermarket 2 years ago and saw a man, 6ft 4, stilettos, leather skirt, bad wig, heavy makeup, even wearing a lanyard in which you could see his real self (balding, around 50). He was getting off on people seeing him like that.
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  16.  @watch-Dominion-2018 it might appear that way and I work in London, it certainly doesn’t look like we’re the majority. But we are, across the country - still hanging on around 80%.
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  17. Looking at your username, I’m not at all surprised by your comment
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  18.  @johnw574 I’m 26. I’m well aware of what’s going on.
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  19. As a woman I don’t support shipping in healthy young men who will exploit the system and dilute British culture. Not to mention the harm they have clearly done to young British girls.
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  20. I’m 24 and I HATE this nonsense. Being young is no excuse. These people are gullible and weak.
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  21. When the magic male women reached the top of the privilege totem pole
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  22. People trying to rationalise and normalise a fetish is how we got here. Language games and bullying to get there.
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  23. Like our disabled veterans have to. It’s appalling.
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  24. They was kangs
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  25. It’s hate speech to say “adult human female” now. So the goalposts have moved into lunacy.
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  26.  @bobmathews9072 I’m 26, a woman and can’t stand any of it. By usual association I should be part of the demographic who loves all this B S, but I’ve never been taken in by it
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  27. I’ve always thought she was innocent. None of it makes any sense.
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  28.  @watch-Dominion-2018 sadly you could be right. I fear for London particularly.
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  29. Did Keir Starmer’s wife announce to him that she was a “she/her” and that’s how he knew she was a woman? Or is it because, like all of us, he can recognise male or female in a single glance?
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  30.  @action1976  Shola uses words like “Caucacity” without a hint of irony or self awareness.
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  31.  @bushwhackeddos.2703 perhaps, but that’s not the fault of women who were nothing to do with that movement. I have never been a feminist in my life but now get called a TERF and accused of “starting it”:
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  32. Or inventing the wheel prior to 2003
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  33.  @JH-lf4ql I don’t think you know what hate speech means.
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  34.  @david1964.  join in with what? Seeing the truth, as I already am?
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  35. Oh come ON! He’s a poser who started out on big brother. He’s a media character.
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  36. Just yesterday I volunteered at a food bank. Every single person was not of English heritage. One woman had the full niqab. Why are we doing this? Of course on a humanistic level it was sad, but why are they here and still in that garb?
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  37. His journey to what? Grifting for years to cover up his sexual deviancy?
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  38. Chancers or anonymous contributors who have bravely shared their trauma to expose a sexual deviant?
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  39.  @LouisFriend-tk8gl I agree
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  40. Exactly. How long are they going to keep up this charade?
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  41.  @mimetype equal but different should have always been the mantra. Feminists did lead us here, but the ones who did still champion it. The ones pushing back are a different type of feminist. KJ Keen now calls herself a “femalist” which is much more accurate
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  42.  @JH-lf4ql nope nope and nope. Refugees? You mean fit healthy young men coming here for the monetary benefits.
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  43. No we don’t. Why? Give an explanation.
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  44.  @paulie-Gualtieri.  yes exactly this! They honestly believe it. “We was kaaangs and sh*t” (edit: I must point out that by “they” I don’t mean every black person. Just the delusional activist types)
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  45.  @robertelliott2216  he has quite literally made a career admitting his deviancy and thinking it’s funny
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  46.  @FlabbyA oh he will. They’ll cite “transphobic conspiracy theories”
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  47. I don’t even care about people’s race. It’s a matter of cultural preservation. Indian families who come here and work as doctors or solicitors and bring their great food and colourful clothes- love it. No one has a problem with that.
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  48.  @SMITHSONIAN33 he’s not a fake historian. And it’s actually not true that it’s only white men. Look up Munroe Bergdorf and Blossom Brown.
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  49.  @JH-lf4ql  so what? We aren’t a charity. Is there another country in the world which is held to such expectations? Look after our own, that should be the priority.
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  50. Why do we have an Indian PM. That’s the question.
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